Polish Center for International Aid Foundation - PCPM Friends Fund

The Polish Center for International Aid (PCPM) is an independent, non-political, non-profit organization founded in 2006 that provides humanitarian and development aid. To date, the Foundation has implemented over 150 aid projects worth over $126.2 million.

The Foundation operates on four continents, with its headquarters located in Warsaw, Poland. Our achievements include:

- The construction of a training center for the fire department in Kenya.

- The implementation of the largest Polish humanitarian aid program for Syrian refugees in Lebanon.

- Supporting the Feeding Center in South Sudan.

- Comprehensive aid efforts for Ukrainian refugees in Poland and Ukraine.

In Poland, we operate an emergency medical team certified by the WHO. The Emergency Medical Team has provided aid to victims of the Nepal earthquake, and the Beirut explosion and supported overwhelmed healthcare systems during the COVID-19 pandemic in Italy, Ethiopia, and Kyrgyzstan. Since last year, the team has been responsible for operating Medevac HUB Jasionka, a medical evacuation center for Ukraine to EU countries.

Today, the PCPM Foundation team and experts working with us total approximately 150 people. The PCPM Foundation has offices in Ukraine, Lebanon, Palestine, Kenya, Tanzania, and Ethiopia.